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Fifth Circuit Blocks a Texas Law Requiring Websites to Filter 'Harmful' Speech

via Ars Technica·4h ago

A Fifth Circuit panel held that Texas may require age verification but cannot compel websites to filter content deemed harmful, finding that portion of the law preempted by Section 230. The ruling narrows one of the most aggressive state attempts to police online speech.

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